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REALITIES YOU REALIZED YOU NEVER NEEDED TO BE AWARE OF
Most people are certain that people just have five senses however that is not completely obvious. Taste, contact(touch), smell ,sight and hearing aren't the only ones we have. Researchers guarantee that individuals have somewhere in the range of 9 and 20 senses altogether. These include: Thermoception - the feeling of warmth, equilibrioception-the feeling of balance, there's additionally the feeling of time albeit not everyone seems to have the last one.
By Frankie Brian3 years ago in FYI
The Forgotten Giants of the Sea: Shipwreck More Tragic Than the Titanic
Imagine a time long ago, even before your grandparents were born, when a giant wooden boat named the Sultana traveled up and down a big river called the Mississippi. This boat was special because it was huge, almost like a floating castle, with three decks and big enough to fit almost two basketball courts on it! But one day, something very sad and scary happened to the Sultana, making it a story that not many people talk about, but it's as important as any tale of giants or hidden treasures.
By Diana3 years ago in FYI
A Thrill Of Purim: Embracing Festivity and Faith
Before I go into what the Jewish holiday of Purim is all about, I'd like to share a list poem I wrote on Purim last year! Happy PurimIt’s the time to be rainbows, it’s the time to be dancing kings and queens,it’s the time to be princes and princesses, it’s the time to be people you’ve dreamed of being,it’s the time to indulge, it’s the time to play, it’s the time to share, it’s the time to congregate! Happy Purim!
By Talia Devora3 years ago in FYI
How humans could colonize mars
Mars, currently a desolate and icy planet, will one day be sought after by Earth colonists who aim to transform it into a more habitable environment. The crucial first step towards achieving this goal is to raise the temperature on Mars. The primary issue with Mars at present is its extreme coldness, with an average temperature of 80 degrees below zero. To initiate the process of terraforming, we would need to warm Mars to approximately 25 degrees below zero, starting with the warmest regions near the equator. However, generating such a significant amount of heat would require a truly remarkable and dramatic approach. Robert Zubrin, an aerospace engineer, author, and passionate advocate for Mars colonization and terraforming, has contemplated various techniques to address this challenge. Some of his initial ideas involved utilizing hydrogen bombs to melt ice and heat up the atmosphere, or redirecting space rocks from the asteroid belt to crash into Mars. Nevertheless, Zubrin has since reconsidered these approaches, acknowledging that while they may be theoretically feasible, they are not practical in reality. Zubrin envisions a future where Mars becomes a permanent home for human colonists, who would need to endure the process of warming the planet in order to survive and thrive.
By Josh3 years ago in FYI
Really Weird Jobs That Pay Out Quite Well!
Have you ever imagined a job where you get to cuddle all day or taste pet food for a living? It sounds like something out of a fairy tale, right? Well, believe it or not, these jobs are real, and they're just as interesting as they sound! Let's dive into a world where work is anything but ordinary.
By Diana3 years ago in FYI
Dark Matter: The Cosmic Stand-Up Routine You Never Knew You Needed
Alright, buckle up, space cowboys and cowgirls, because we're diving into the quantum foam of the universe with the finesse of a cat meme on its ninth life. Imagine, if you will, the universe as the ultimate reality TV show, and we're just trying to tune in to the cosmic gossip channel. Our topic? Astrophysical signals and dark matter - the universe's way of sliding into our DMs with the secrets of existence, all while staying mysteriously out of sight, like that online friend who's definitely a 60-year-old man but claims to be a "very chill 20-something."
By ScienceStyled3 years ago in FYI
NASA Discovers Oxygen for 10 Lakh Humans
In recent news, Nasa's spacecraft June has found sign of habitability on Jupiter's moon Europa. The Juno spacecraft, launched by NASA and reaching Jupiter on July 4, 2016, aims to provide scientists with comprehensive insights into the gas giant's weather patterns, magnetic field, and origins through detailed study.
By Ryn Hussain3 years ago in FYI
DBZ Creator Toriyama's Legacy
Renowned Japanese manga creator Akira Toriyama, famed for iconic works like Dragon Ball and Dr. Slump, passed away at 68. Let's Explore the tale of the enigmatic and legendary artist whose influence transcended cultural boundaries.
By Ryn Hussain3 years ago in FYI
United Kingdom Budget
Covid-19 has changed the economic map of the world, the level of inflation is touching the sky, consumer goods are going beyond the power of the people, it seems impossible for a middle-class family to survive on their earnings. The factor of 10 has now gone up to almost 20. The effect of Corona 2019 is seen differently in different states, but overall, the inflation rate has gone up very much in the whole world, due to which the concept of savings of the middle class is not. It is over, but it seems to be getting more difficult. Before the corona virus, 2019, people's lives were going on normally, the daily use items were not out of purchasing power.
By Ahmad Riaz3 years ago in FYI
The Only River That Flows Into Two Oceans!
The Creek with Two Destinations: An Adventure Across Continents Imagine a magical creek hidden deep in the mountains of Wyoming, a place so special it can do something no other river or creek in the whole wide world can - it splits in two, sending water to both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans! This creek is called Two Ocean Creek, and it begins its incredible journey high up in the snowy Teton Range. Picture the scene: snow-capped peaks touching the sky, with a little creek starting to trickle down, winding through meadows filled with wildflowers and dense, whispering forests. This is the start of an adventure that takes water on two very different paths across a continent.
By Diana3 years ago in FYI
Did You Hear That Color?
Imagine the ability to hear a particular sound such as a musical note and a specific color, say green, appears within your mind's eye. Or imagine, even more baffling, the ability to taste shapes. Wait. Taste shapes? Hard to imagine, isn’t it?
By Jasmine Aguilar3 years ago in FYI
Ukraine: NATO Membership Uncertain
Promises are made, but no firm dates As NATO plays it safe, expansion waits Beyond the speeches, nothing is solid Cold calculations, realpolitik is followed
By Infographics Show3 years ago in FYI